Maison Marvic, Le Tilleul T3

The entire home has two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 55 m². It accommodates up to four people, with a large double bed in each bedroom. This layout suits two couples or a family looking for separate bedrooms while sharing the communal areas. The bathrooms are private to the home and include showers; a hairdryer and toiletries are also provided.

The fully equipped kitchen lets you prepare meals and includes a dishwasher, an oven, a toaster, a kettle and a coffee machine. The living area has a TV with cable channels. The terrace overlooks the garden and mountains, while air conditioning offers a practical indoor amenity. A washing machine, bed linen and towels are also provided in the home. This is a single holiday home, with a private entrance and spaces reserved for its occupants.

The home has a kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven, a toaster, an electric kettle and a coffee machine. Kitchenware makes meal preparation easier, and a washing machine is also available. The TV offers cable channels. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the home. Air conditioning, heating and a private entrance complete the indoor amenities. A high chair, bed linen, towels, a hairdryer and toiletries are provided.

Outside, the garden, outdoor furniture and barbecue facilities let you enjoy the open-air spaces. The terrace overlooks the garden and mountains, and guests can use the outdoor swimming pool. Free private parking is available on site. The surrounding area is suitable for hiking, cycling and horse riding. Pets are allowed, with a possible surcharge. The home is non-smoking and includes child safety socket covers.

Apt is a town in the Luberon, in Vaucluse, surrounded by hills, hilltop villages and Provençal landscapes. Its old town is best explored on foot, among narrow streets, squares and façades in warm tones. The Saturday Provençal market draws locals and visitors to browse regional produce. The town suits travellers looking to alternate walks, heritage and trips into the countryside without giving up the shops and services of a lively town.

The Musée d'Apt traces local history and the crafts associated with candied fruit and ochre; it is 2.0 km away. At 2.2 km, Saignon offers a hilltop village setting and views over the valley. Fort de Buoux, 7 km away, can be visited amid cliffs and limestone terrain. The Roussillon Ochre Trail, 13 km away, takes you past the colourful formations characteristic of the Luberon. The Village des Bories, 17 km away, features dry-stone buildings. A car makes it easier to visit these sites and the surrounding villages.

For a day without long journeys, you can start at the market or explore the streets of Apt, then spend the afternoon walking in the countryside. Spring and autumn are particularly good for walking or cycling, with often milder temperatures. In summer, the Luberon landscapes take on drier colours and the villages welcome more visitors. Lavender blooms across the Provençal landscapes in late June and July; the fields and country roads are then well suited to morning outings, before the hottest part of the day.